Price rounding

With price rounding, you can configure either conventional rounding or round-up rounding:

• Conventional rounding rounds up if the nth digit (where n= precision + 1) to the right of the decimal ≥ 5. Conventional rounding is the default.

  This means that, if n= 3and there is a value ≥ 5 to the right of the second position, the value is increased by 1 before recording. For example, if the computed price is $0.189999, the actual price that is recorded at the time of purchase is $0.19. If there is a value < 5 to the right of the second position, the value that is recorded is not increased. For example, if the computed price is $0.183459, the actual price that is recorded at the time of purchase is $0.18.

• Round-up rounding rounds up if the nth digit (where n= precision + 1) to the right of the decimal > 0.

  This means that, if n= 3and there is any value > 0 to the right of the second position, the value that is recorded is increased by 1. For example, if the computed price is $0.183457, the actual price that is recorded at the time of purchase is $0.19.